Pippin's Corner

"Nestled in the vibrant tapestry of Lark Lane, Pippins Corner is a captivating cafe that effortlessly blends urban cool with a bohemian twist. The moment you step inside, you're greeted by an ambiance that's nothing short of eclectic and inviting, inviting you to escape into its artsy charm. The menu at Pippins Corner is a true delight, boasting a diverse array of options to cater to every taste. From their delectable milkshakes, each a creamy work of art, to the mouthwatering breakfast offerings that hit all the right notes, this cafe is a culinary adventure waiting to unfold. The milkshakes at Pippins Corner are a league of their own - indulgent, creamy, and bursting with flavor, they elevate the milkshake experience to new heights. And when it comes to breakfast, their menu is a breakfast aficionado's dream, offering both classics and innovative creations, ensuring there's something for everyone. In summary, Pippins Corner on Lark Lane isn't just a cafe; it's an artistic and culinary journey. With a menu that promises a symphony of flavors and an ambiance that's a canvas for creativity, this cafe is a must-visit for anyone seeking a unique and delightful dining experience in this lively neighborhood."

Myself and 3 others visited here last weekend. It was very busy but luckily we got a table. We were warned that it would be a 45 min wait for food because of how busy it was. The cafe had nice vibe and atmosphere. They have a large menu which caters for for most diets. For drinks I went with the ridiculously pimmped hot chocolate which was instagram worthy. It didn’t just look incredible, it tasted great! The cream was overflowing out of the cup! My wife and sister got the strawberry milkshake from the specials but unfortunately they had run out of fresh strawberries so just used strawberry syrup instead. They said the shake was nice enough. For food I got the leak and potato soup followed by Sriracha scrambled eggs on toast with chorizo and bacon. The soup was pretty good and the egg dish was also good but I’ve had a similar dish before, and it wasn’t quite on the same level. My sister got the soup as well, followed by the fish finger butty. She also liked the soup and the butty went down well. My wife also got the fish finger butter and she thought it was better than she anticipated. Although it could’ve done with a little more tartar sauce. We got salt and pepper homey’s from the specials to share. They are basically mini roast potatoes with a spicy coating. They were actually very nice. Probably the highlight. Despite the shop being so busy the service pretty good. Staff were friendly and helpful. Although there maybe needs to be better communication because we had a couple of staff ask if we had ordered yet. It was slightly disappointing having to wait 45 mins for food but thankfully we had good company. I would like to try the cooked breakfasts next time as they are meant to be great.

Hadn't been here for years, but it was even better than I remembered. Great food, lovely service, we had to wait on our food for a bit since it was full, but very much worth it. Good vegetarian options and very inclusive

Went on a busy sunny day. Bit of a wait for food, which the staff told us about. Food was great.

Lovely place to stop for lunch. Cosy inside and relaxed atmosphere. We ordered the steak Philly sandwiches which were delicious but it was a shame it didn’t come with a few chips or crisps on the side. Daughter had small breakfast which was delicious. Staff very friendly.